>Nick,
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>Are you getting an error? How are you creating oBrowser1 and 2? You should not call the Refresh() method of the browser control, and in fact you should put a NODEFAULT in the Refresh() method of the browser controls to prevent runtime errors.
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>I dropped two browsers on a form, and set this as the BeforeNavigate2() method:
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LPARAMETERS pdisp, url, flags, targetframename, postdata, headers, cancel
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>thisform.oBrowser2.Navigate( url, flags )
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>cancel = ! thisform.MaxButton && will cause the second and subsequent link clicks to open in the other browser only
>thisform.MaxButton = .f.
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>I drop an html file onto oBrowser1 and then click the links in it and the oBrowser2 shows the other pages.
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>>I have a form that has 2 web browsers (oBrowser1 and oBrowser2). First of all when I run my form, oBrowser2 doesn't showup on the screen. Second, I am running a code from oBrowser1.BeforeNavigate2 that will control what is displayed in oBrowser2. The code is as follows:
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>>*oBrowser1.BeforeNavigate2
>>    With ThisForm.oBrowser2
>>      .Navigate2('file://'+sys(5)+curdir()+this.oBrowser2)
>>      .refresh()
>>    Endwith
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>>

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>>Does anyone know if I can do the above where 2 browser can exist at same time and one browser can issue commands to another browser?



I figured it out, sorry. I had to use thisform instead of this.htmlfile2. THanks for your help anyway

Nick Patel